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Types of Research Grants


Grants Overview Types of Grants Process and Timeline Funded Studies

The Alzheimer's Association funds a wide variety of investigations by scientists at every stage of their careers. Each grant is designed to meet the needs of the field and to introduce fresh ideas in Alzheimer's research.

New Investigators Program: May-December 2012


 

New Investigator Research Grant (NIRG) (3 pages)
Funds the next generation of promising scientists who have earned their doctoral degrees within the last 10 years.

New Investigator Research Grant to Promote Diversity (NIRGD)
(3 pages)
Funds new investigators from diverse backgrounds with intent to support early career development that will lay groundwork for future research grants.

Mentored New Investigator Research Grant to Promote Diversity (MNIRGD) (4 pages)
Funds mentored research conducted by underrepresented researchers who have earned their doctoral degrees within the last 10 years.

Conference Grants (3 pages)
Awarded to institutions/foundations/organizations, etc. that seek funding for the costs associated with planning and hosting a conference.

 

How to apply for a grant


See the Application Process and Timeline page for information about the grants application process, review procedures and reporting requirements.

 

Download the complete New Investigators Program Announcement (36 pages)

For more information: Contact grantsapp@alz.org or call 312.335.5747.